Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-12-10

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him in the care OF Messrs. Fl C. Ber-
ry & Co., will receive preiapt at
tention.
AT HoME.-Mr. and Mrs. George
w. .Feidt have returned home from
their bridal tour and on last Thursday
evening reception was held a. the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fellers,
the brides parents. AS usual Mr. and
Mrs Fellers made the occasion one of
rare and exceptional festiyity and feast
ing. The large Opera House was
brought into use and tables spread with
plates for seventy persons. The menu
was of the choicest and sufficiently
abundant to amply refill the the extern
sive tables thrice over. All bad an en-
joyable time and the numerous attend
ance of friends and acquaintance was
gratifying exhibition of esteem.
Cheerful greeting, earnest best wishes,
and well meant congratulations were
the order of the occasion and to all it
was an evening of happy, pleasant in
tercourse.
THE best assortment of
Spoons, Forks and Knives
this side of Baltimore, to
be seen at Jones JeWelry
Store. Prices guaranteed
as low as anybody's and
quality as good as can be
had.
FLORAL COMPLIMENTS townss
man, Hon. G. J. Faulkner was the re-
cipient of handsome floral compliments
when the U. s. Senate convened on
Monday last. The desk which bore his
name was decorated with choice, rare
and beautiful flowers, in such beautiful
design and abundance as to be second
to none of the seignors of the Senate.
The designs were ship in full sail,
constructed of queens of the flowers
roses, bearing the names Of constituents
residing in Washington. A cornucopia
or various flowers and large chair COM
posed of pink and blue Immortelles
presented by Mrs. Lottie Johnson nee
Boteler, with the inscription, Take
your chair Senator, and we will give
you three cheers
If you want cloak, now is your time
to get them cheap at II. G. BERRY &
Co. The stock must be sold. do 1t
MISS SALLIE HINTON, the most
charming young actress who has ever
visited Hanover, this evening closes a
three nights engagement in the opera
house with "Little Sunshine" Mon
day evening she played Lancashire
Lass" and Tuesday evening the audi
snce was delighted with her impersona.
ton of Amry in Little Barefoot
Miss Hinton is bright particular star
in the profession, and none shines
brighter for Hanover audience than
she, if we may judge from the hearty
applauses she received on almost every
turn. Her acting is so graceful, so natu.
raj, that it carries an audience with her
into the different phases of the play
with an ease rarely attained. Miss
Hinton is always welcome to Hanover
and is sure of a full house here every
time she appears. -Hanorer Citizen.
W. L. Jones the Peoples
Jeweler, has a splendid
assortment ofthe best quail
ity of Gold Watches at very
low figures. Give him a
call and make your wife,
daughter or sweetheart a
nice Christmas present.
REVIVAL SERvIoEs.-For the last
two or three weeks, interesting meet
ings have been held nightly in the u
B. Church of this city, being conduct
ed by Rev. j. r. Ridenour, pastor
Over 80 persons have made a profess
sion of religion, about 60 of whom
have joined the church. This church
has had some severe trials in our midst
owing to internal discussions, which
resulted in disruption and heavy loss
of membership. The present material
being gathered into the Church if
composed mainly of young men, and
other persons who never made any
previous profession of religion. 1t is
to be hoped that they will be stead
fast, and become pillars of strong
moral support in our community